The BRICS organization as a new international pole: studying the location of the bloc within the outputs of the Russian-Ukrainian war

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This article examines the emergence of the "BRICS" bloc since the beginning of its stages as an idea, which was formed from the BRICS group and included (Brazil, Russia, India, and China), and later turned into BRICS after the accession of south Africa.

on the other hand, it showed the extent of the BRICS countries' ability to presence in the international system as a new pole that can contribute to the presence on the international map, limit the absolute American unilateralism in most international decisions, and western hegemony over international institutions at other times.

BRICS of the Russian-Ukrainian war and the change of the international system.

the study aims to know the nature of the rise mainly in the BRICS countries, and the elements that this group enjoys, and put the reader in a clear picture before the nature of this distinguished international alliance, and its differences in many matters, and analyze the mechanisms of the Russian-Ukrainian war and its connections to this bloc.

the study concluded that the success of the BRICS gathering in building a new global economic order, in which western countries and their various institutions do not dominate economic policies, depends on overcoming its main challenges.

the bloc also succeeded in forming an alliance that acted as a wall blocking Russia, enabling it to avoid the repercussions of western sanctions and minimize their effects.